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RE: Too many inaccurate statements

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Posted by: simmry at Thu Jun 24 10:28:21 2010  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by simmry ]  
   

True...true.
Hence my question. How believable is their story?

But skin is like bacon. When it is fresh it will stretch, but after being "cooked" in the sun for a couple of weeks I observed it shrink at least 3 feet. It had already been cooking a couple of weeks before I got it. Also, this skin was never tacked out as is customary when tanning a skin to help it keep it's shape and prevent shrinkage. Personally I do believe it was a very large rock python, but who knows?


   

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